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“Dancing with the stars”, Paola Perego seduces the jury: the look

Entertainment News / Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

As always, one of the most anticipated moments of Dancing with the Stars this week was the special guest’s descent onto the dance floor: Dancer for one night of this episode was Paola Perego, in an unprecedented guise that mesmerized everyone, the audience and even the tough jury of the show. The moderator also surprised herself and enchanted the dress made of transparencies and with a dizzying slit. Paola took all the treasure home to donate to Alberto Matano and Rossella. An otherwise complicated episode involving the withdrawal of one of the most popular competitors was avoided at the last minute.

The revelation of Paola Perego

Paola Perego received all fifty points of the Dancing with the Stars treasure with her sensual tango with Luca Favilla. After last week’s controversy, the moderator got all 10 from the judges who they gasped at his performance.

“I’m very excited and hit the 154 like in rehearsal,” she began, confident that she would not be able to perform. Yet even in her flaws, she appeared sensual and always managed to bounce back, as pointed out even by Selvaggia Lucarelli, who has given her numerous credits.

“I’ve been on TV for forty years, the emotion is always there, but I wasn’t thinking on those levels. I’m shaking like the first day,” Paola continued to repeat in disbelief while receiving the compliments due.

“I’m proud of you and you’re super sensual,” said her friend Carolyn Smith, while Alberto Matano defined her a dancer for an extraordinary nightthe best so far.

“And to think that my husband never took me to the dance,” she then joked, speaking of impresario Lucio Presta, who was urged by Milly Carlucci to change her mind after performing today’s Perego.

Perego’s sensual look on “Dancing with the Stars”

But why was Paola Perego such a revelation? Not just because of the unexpected ballerina skills, but mostly because of the looks: For the first time, the serious presenter wore a low-cut dress on the chest and with a dizzying slit. The wonderful leader was full of transparenciesWith black lace trimmings performed perfectly for the dance.

“But was I really sensual?” the presenter asked in disbelief, showing a new side of herself. An evening of discovery for the beautiful Paola, who sooner or later might think of taking part as a competitor in every respect.

The Luisella Costamagna case: does it stay or does it disappear?

As with any edition, there is no shortage of injuries and while Gabriel Garko seems ready not to give up, Luisella Costamagna came out on the track tonight with a very clear performance: not dance and withdraw from the competition. The journalist, who was forced to wear braces due to an injury, did not want to continue competing.

But the jury and audience urged her to dance with her foot bandaged and await the evolution of her condition to make a final decision. Simone Di Pasquale in particular appealed for the couple to stay in the race.

And that’s how it was Luisella performed improvising a choreography unfinished with his teacher and receives an ovation from the audience.

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Selena Gomez references her hit Disney show Wizards of Waverly Place with a nostalgic snap in NYC

Entertainment News / Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

Selena Gomez appeared to be in a nostalgic mood on Saturday.

The 30-year-old singer and actress posed under a street sign that reads “Waverly Pl” in reference to her Disney show Wizards of Waverly Place, which aired from 2007 to 2012.

“Where it all began,” she captioned the snap. Located in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, Waverly Place served as the inspiration for the fantasy teen sitcom’s filming location.

Memories: Selena Gomez was in a nostalgic mood on Saturday as she posed under a street sign that reads “Waverly Pl” in reference to her hit Disney show, Wizards of Waverly Place

In the photo, Justin Bieber’s ex could be seen looking thoughtfully at the sign.

Dressed in casual attire for the outing, Selena rocked an oversized white sweater and zebra-print pants.

She wore her brunette locks down, with her bangs framing her face, and arrived fresh-faced for the outing. The star also accessorized her look with a black crossover bag.

Claim to fame: Gomez, 30, rose to fame as a teenager when he starred as Alex Russo in the popular Disney Channel television series that aired from 2007 to 2012; Shown in a still from 2007

Selena’s 353 million followers certainly appreciated the snap, with one writing: “THIS IS ICONIC.” Another added, “The ultimate queen.”

Gomez rose to fame as a teenager when he starred as Alex Russo in the popular Disney Channel television series.

The show featured Selena as a witch living in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, along with her siblings Justin (David Henrie) and Max (Jake T. Austin), who also possess magical abilities.

Teenage Witch: The show featured Selena as a teenage witch living in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, along with her siblings Justin (David Henrie) and Max (Jake T. Austin), who also possess magical abilities; Pictured with Henrie in a 2007 still

The star then took to her TikTok to express her love for the Big Apple while sporting the same outfit.

‘I love this city!’ she was heard screaming while standing in front of a building. “I can be myself and nobody judges me.”

“New York, I love you,” the Lose You to Love Me hitmaker added in the caption.

New York vibes: The star then took to her TikTok to express her love for the Big Apple

Love it! ‘I love this city!’ you could hear her screaming. “I can be myself and nobody judges me”

Big love: “New York, I love you,” the Lose You to Love Me hitmaker added in the caption

Gomez recently recalled the uncertainty she felt after receiving her diagnosis of bipolar disorder in a teaser clip for her Apple TV+ documentary My Mind & Me, published by Vanity Fair on Wednesday.

“When I first came out, I didn’t know how to deal with my diagnosis,” the former Disney Channel said.

She continued: “What if it happens again? What if I don’t come back next time?’

Vulnerable: The star is currently gearing up for the release of her documentary, Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me, which is set to premiere November 4 on Apple TV+

To avoid being overwhelmed, Gomez explains that she had to “learn more and more about her diagnosis and embrace it day by day.”

Gomez first revealed she had bipolar disorder in 2020 while appearing on Miley Cyrus’ Instagram Live series Bright Minded.

Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me launches November 4 on Apple TV+.

The Princess Protection Program actress’ publicity push for the documentary was thwarted when she announced on Wednesday that she had tested positive for COVID-19.

Gomez shared the news on her Instagram Stories, as she was seen lying on a sofa with a fur blanket over her while her dogs rested nearby.

Positive: The Princess Protection Program actress’ promotional push for the documentary was thwarted when she announced on Wednesday that she had tested positive for COVID-19

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Farm 14: Strawberry Shortcake raves about Group A game: “Troubling me”

Entertainment News / Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

The depressed mood in group A has continued in the last few weeks! Elen Cardoso aka Moranguinho spoke about the group’s game strategy and spoke to André Marinho about the posture of his colleagues.

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“What can be uncertainty for people is defense for you. Wow, you don’t want to go to the country,” said André. Strawberry Shortcake then vented to his colleague.

“Do I have to prove something to anyone here? I don’t have to prove anything to anyone. I stand on the side of the people I have an affinity with because I feel better, because I identify with those people more there, but that’s also an individual game. In fact we created a protection group, we want that group to go all the way. That’s all,” she said.

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Food banks are empty

Latest News / Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

Stock levels continue to dwindle at Quebec’s food banks, which are forced to make expensive purchases rather than rely on donations. The problem is that the boxes are also empty.

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“We don’t deliver. It’s shocking to see the demand,” says Martin Munger, general manager of Food Banks of Quebec (BAQ).

With food inflation at more than 10% and gas and rent prices soaring, groceries are the first spending item people cut budgets on.

No one is better placed to speak up than those who run our many panels.

“62% of organizations say they have run out of food, leading to smaller baskets,” says the CEO of BAQ, a network of 1,200 organizations that released its 2022 Hunger Report this week.

The number of food aid applications increased by 375,000 to 2.2 million in 12 months. There are now 671,000 Quebecers receiving food aid each month, an increase of 9% in one year and 33% in 3 years.

Older people who only live on their pension are more present than ever (+ 25% in one year). The same applies to employees (+ 37%).

“Since the beginning of the pandemic we have had to buy groceries. We didn’t buy anything beforehand,” explains Martin Munger.

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Donations are dwindling

And funds are scarce. Food banks “cannot supply on their own” and would have to “knock on the government’s door”.

This is what the Aliment-Terre organization is experiencing in Paspébiac, in Baie-des-Chaleurs, in Gaspésie.

“We had a 10% increase in demand in one year and a fairly drastic drop in food recovered from supermarkets,” explains coordinator Sylvain Badran.

Aliment-Terre serves a pool of approximately 12,000 people and offers 400 repairs per year.

The organization has seen food donations drop by more than half. The coordinator does wonders with his budget, but he can’t go on like this forever.

Jean Gagnon is in the same situation at Laval. The director of the Laval Harvest and Volunteer Center oversees a network of 75 organizations in Quebec’s third most populous city, helping 35,000 people a month.

“Our 2022 budget is already over for purchases and the difficult times that come after the holidays aren’t even over yet,” he says.

The estimated value of the groceries offered by Moisson Laval is $23 million, or $400,000 per week.

“Without donations we wouldn’t have this money, but donations are dwindling,” he adds.

He says he’s worried as he’s seen waves at Moisson Laval in 14 years but never one that lasts as long as the current one.

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1667088892 Flamengo from Brazil win the Copa Libertadores for the third

Flamengo from Brazil win the Copa Libertadores for the third time in their history

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Flamengo players celebrate the Copa Libertadores title. Flamengo players celebrate Copa Libertadores title LUIS ACOSTA (AFP)

Flamengo won and Conmebol lost. The popular Rio de Janeiro team, which polls say has the most fans in their own country – 42 million out of a total of 214 million Brazilians – beat Atlético Paranaense 1-0 in the men’s Copa Libertadores final this Saturday in Guayaquil, Ecuador became Champion of America for the third time in its history.

The Fla, a star-studded team that have reached three of the last four finals – champions in 2019 and runners-up in 2021 – confirmed their preference, replacing compatriot Palmeiras, who remains a two-time champion to date. The paradox is that the inauguration of the huge Rio de Janeiro team took place in a stadium, that of Barcelona in Ecuador, with many empty seats in the stands, a new blow to Conmebol’s controversial decision to stage the final in a single stadium. More than 6,200 kilometers separate Rio de Janeiro from Guayaquil in a poorly air-connected subcontinent that is suffering from economic difficulties.

Gabriel Barbosa, better known as Gabigol, scored the only goal of the game after a superb display from Everton Ribeiro in the 49th minute of the first half as the Parananese played with ten players after Pedro Henrique had been sent off seven minutes earlier. The 26-year-old forward had also scored in the finals against Argentina’s River Plate in 2019 and Palmeiras in 2021, becoming one of the few three players to have scored in at least three Libertadores definitions: he met Uruguay’s Pedro Rocha (1965, 1966 and 1974) and was behind Ecuadorian Alberto Spencer (4, 1960, 1961, 1962 and 1966), both of Uruguayan Peñarol glory.

If a new Brazilian final, the second in a row, confirmed the hegemony of clubs from that country on the continent (the last presence of another country was in 2019, that of River), Flamengo consolidated itself as an almost unbeatable team in America : Of its last In 30 games in Libertadores he has lost only one, last year’s final against Palmeiras. Amidst his comfortable journey in 2022, he won 6-1 on aggregate in the semifinals against Vélez of Argentina and scored seven goals against Tolima, one of the best defending teams in Colombia.

Even in a lackluster game, with the usual excitement of the finals, Flamengo defeated Paranaense – a team with less history, once winners of the Brazilian league but recently two-time champions of the South Americans, in 2018 and 2021 – with the sovereign authority of a superior football and business squad for the South American context. Flamengo looks like a Champions League team: they have the most players who have played in Europe and who are still at a good level, far from retirement.

That list between starters and substitutes includes David Luiz (35, ex-Chelsea and PSG), Filipe Luis (37, ex-Atlético de Madrid), Pedro (25, ex-Fiorentina), Diego (37, ex-Juventus) and Arturo, among others Vidal (35, former Juventus, Barcelona and Bayern Munich). Just amidst so much Brazilian presence in the final, Ecuadorian fans pointed at the Chilean midfielder and shouted, “If you don’t jump, you don’t go to the World Cup”, a remnant of the controversy surrounding the Chilean team’s claim to the detriment of Ecuador for defender Byron’s nationality Castillo.

Half-empty grandstands

The game was played at the magnificent Monumental stadium owned by the Barcelona club in Guayaquil, which can seat 59,000 spectators but with semi-empty stands. As the Ecuadorian Sports Minister Sebastián Palacios announced on Friday, only 30,000 tickets had been sold 24 hours before the game. That amount also included seats given away by the South American Football Association in its desperate attempt to prevent TV cameras from projecting the stadium’s empty cement: Ecuadorians who bought a seat were given a second attention – a true 2-for-1 promotion – and the members of Barcelona, the most popular club in the country, were favored with a 65% discount on the purchase of tickets.

In an attempt to copy the European model, that of the Champions League and Europa League, in 2019 Conmebol began using a single venue for the definitions of the Libertadores and the Sudamericana. The experiment so far is an impressive commercial and television deal for Conmebol – which organizes Saturday night’s games in Europe – but a definite failure for the interest and accessibility of South American viewers.

Last September, nearly 20,000 spectators packed the stands of the 56,000-seat Kempes Stadium in Córdoba, Argentina, to witness the South American final between São Paulo of Brazil and Independiente del Valle of Ecuador. In the definition of the Libertadores this Saturday in Ecuador, not even the presence of Flamengo, described as the team with the “most real” fans in the world, prevented the lack of demand again.

Although it is possible that this Sunday’s presidential election in Brazil has also threatened the travel of some Flamengo and Paranaense fans, the main reasons for the renewed spectator failure are explained more in South American geography and economy. A Paranaense fan, Eder Warpechoski, traveled eight days overland to the 5,900 kilometers that separate the city where his team plays, Curitiba (southeast of Brazil), from Guayaquil (northwest of South America).

Due to the region’s characteristic lack of air connections, fans who traveled by plane from Brazil to Ecuador explained that it would have been cheaper for them to pay a ticket to European capitals than to Guayaquil. According to Ecuadorian media reports such as the Primicias portal, half of the scheduled flights from Rio de Janeiro or Curitiba have been cancelled. Out of an estimated 400 private or charter planes, only 200 landed. Of the 30,000 Brazilians expected at the mouth of the Guayas River in the Pacific Ocean, an estimated 12,000 eventually arrived. The local economy also attacked Conmebol’s claims: tickets ranged from $142 to $245, while the base salary for an Ecuadorian is $425.

Flamengo, who became American champions for the first time under Zico’s influence in 1981, joined teams like Real Madrid classified for the Club World Cup, although the date and place of the tournament are not yet known

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1667088733 Australian players who knocked out Peru were highlighted in a

Australian players who knocked out Peru were highlighted in a dedicated FIFA article

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Australian players who knocked out Peru were highlighted in a

Less than a month before the start of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, some soccer players from the Australian team who had doomed Peru to defeat in the playoffs have just received recognition from FIFA, an organization that places them in the group of “five players who It is worth watching” recorded ” the Socceros in the tournament.

The names of Ajdin Hrustic, Aaron Mooy j Awer MabilAuthors of the penalty shoot-out goals against the Bicolor appear in a special article that the organization has dedicated to the Ocean team, to highlight the virtues of their squad.

Referring to Hrustic, FIFA said he was “unrivaled as Australia’s most creative midfielder”. Elegant and confident on the ball, his skills made him the star of qualifying. In addition, he warned defenders, who will be his rivals, “be careful of his ability to be spectacular from set pieces”.

Australia are in Group D of the World Cup in Qatar 2022. Photo: @FIFAWolrdCup/Twitter

Referring to Mooy, he highlighted how “he arrived in Doha without having played an official game for four months” and that he still “played from the start and played the 120 minutes against Peru before stepping up to to score a penalty”.

Finally, Mabil, who scored the crucial penalty in a shootout, was described as a “talented and slippery winger” who gave the team a “cold-delivered penalty” but who will also be “one of the players who will provide the most inspiration in attack.” ‘ the Socceroos.

Australia’s goalkeeper was also considered

Yes OK Andrew Redmayne was the one who stole the show in Peru’s elimination, FIFA also highlighted the work of first-choice goalkeeper Mathew Ryan, who is captain and describes himself as a “great shot blocker and outstanding ball at foot”.

Referring to the “dancing goalkeeper”, the organization’s article states that “no one doubts that he will return to the (substitute) bench at the World Cup”.

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DH Peligro Dies: Drummer for Dead Kennedys, Red Hot Chili Peppers turned 63

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Drummer DH Peligro (real name: Darren Henley) died at his home in Los Angeles on Friday. Police reported that he died from trauma to his head caused by an accidental fall.

Peligro joined The Dead Kennedys in February 1981 and appeared on the EP In God We Trust released in December 1981.

He also recorded on the studio albums Plastic Surgery Disaster, Frankenchrist and Bedtime for Democracy. He also appeared in the singles/rarities collection Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death.

Guitarist East Bay Ray, who performed with Peligro, posted to Facebook after the death. “My heart is broken. DH Peligro died yesterday, October 28th, at his home in Los Angeles. He died of head trauma from an accidental fall. Arrangements are pending and will be announced in the coming days. We were musical brothers. Thank you for your thoughts and words of comfort.”

The Dead Kennedys disbanded in December 1986, and Peligro switched to a brief gig with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, replacing Jack Irons.

In 1988, Peligro joined the Red Hot Chili Peppers, replacing drummer Jack Irons. He helped write some of the songs on the band’s album Mother’s Milk, but did not appear on the album.

The Dead Kennedys reunited in the 200s, and Peligro remained loyal to the band despite several frontman changes. He took a break in 2008 but returned in 2009.

Peligro played with several other bands in the punk scene and had his own solo career as a frontman and released three albums. The most notable of these was Sum of Our Surroundings, which was voted Rock Album of the Year by the American Independent Music Awards.

Details of survivors and memorial plans were not immediately available.

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Paul vs. Silva Results: Live updates of the undercard and main event

Sports News / Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

MMA Fighting has the Paul vs. Silva results live for the Jake Paul vs. Anderson Silva fight card at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona on Saturday night.

When the Main Event gets underway, around 11:30pm ET, check out our Paul vs. Silva live round-by-round updates for our Main Event Live Blog.

Check out the Paul vs. Silva undercard live blog below for the pay-per-view portion of FITE TV, which begins at 9:00 p.m. ET.

There will be five preliminary fights that can be streamed for free on MMA Fighting:

Adrian Rodriguez defeated. Dominique Griffin by unanimous decision (40-36, 40-36, 40-36)

Defeated Danny Barrios Flores. Edgar Ortiz Jr via TKO (R6, 0:30)

Shadasia Green def. Ogleitis Suarez via TKO (retirement) (R5, 2:00)

Jeremiah Milton vs. Quintin Sumpter

Eliezer Silva vs. Anthony Hannah

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